Trimming hogarthian harness webbing

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Hank49:
I've had better luck making a straight, perpendicular cut rather than rounded. If I try to round the end, so it'll slide into the buckle easier, it frays much quicker, even when you melt it or whatever, because of more exposed multi strands I guess on the side. And, the webbing is narrow enough to fit the buckle anyway so it doesn't need to be rounded.


I agree with Hank49.... Been there done that. Always, to be simple is better option. I am using a razor, soldering iron, super glue for closing the job.
 
Thanks for all of the recommendations. I was able to get the harness adjusted with 3 dives this weekend at the GLWC Meet and Greet, so I'll be trimming it this week.
 
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